Introduction
Last weekend, my 12-year-old son and I embarked on a game development adventure that transformed our usual Sunday afternoo...
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haha - yes !! screentime and learntime all in one
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How does Amazon Q compare to something like Cursor or using Replit?
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That’s honestly impressive, especially using something like the Amazon Q Developer CLI at that age. It shows how much easier modern tooling has made it to go from an idea to something playable without needing years of experience. The real win here isn’t the game itself, but learning how to think through problems and use developer tools effectively so early.
Awesome.